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Nicki Minaj might've proved there was no bad blood with Taylor Swift at the beginning of the MTV VMAs, but she made it clear there was beef with host Miley Cyrus.
After accepting the Moon Man for Best Hip Hop Video, Minaj thanked a few people, including her pastor, before throwing it back to that
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Kanye West announced he's running for president in 2020, and yet somehow that was the least nonsensical thing he said during his Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night.
After an introduction from Taylor Swift, and nearly three minutes of cheering, West
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Danica McKellar will serve as a judge during the 2016 Miss America Competition, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
"The Miss America Organization shares my passion for the advancement of women in the STEM fields and celebrates smart, strong women," McKellar said in a statement. "I am proud to be
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Barely a month after the first trailer, Sony have scared up another selection of Goosebumps scenes to scare you silly. Jack Black stars as the legendary-but-mysterious author R.L. Stine, who has some shiversome secrets locked in his library.
A 1990s publishing phenomenon that's still going strong, Goosebumps is an enormous series of kids' horror novels by the prolific Stine (who, unusually for these things, is a real author and not a pseudonym for a franchise collective). Stine was America's best-selling author for three consecutive years, and was named best-selling kids author of all time in 2003 by the Guinness Book Of Records. He's since been surpassed by JK Rowling, even though she wrote only a piffling seven Harry Potters to Stine's hundred-plus junior spookfests.
In the movie's world, Black plays a reclusive, nervy version of the author, who lives with his daughter, Hannah (Odeya Rush). She’s intrigued by the arrival of a new neighbour, Zach (Dylan Minnette), and the two slowly start to bond. But then Zach and his pal (Ryan Lee) accidentally open one of the original manuscripts Stine keeps locked away… and that leads to a whole heap of chaos when all the weird creatures, monsters and other beasties are suddenly loosed upon their town. Cue a mad rush to get them all back before they can do too much damage.
Rob Letterman (Monsters Vs. Aliens, Gulliver's Travels) is the director, Darren Lemke (Jack The Giant Slayer, Turbo) the screenwriter, and Goosebumps will haunt screens on October 16 in the States and the slightly less Halloween-y February 5 next year in the UK.
A couple of years ago Nicolas Cage was on the desperate search for his disappeared daughter in Simon West's Stolen. Now, it's his son that's gone missing in rather different circumstances, in Uli Edel's horror Pay The Ghost. See how he copes in the new trailer.
The film's based on a short story by British Fantasy and horror novelist Tim Lebbon (Dusk). Dan Kay (Timber Falls wrote the adaptation. Cage plays an English LIterature professor at NYU (apparently one who occasionally wears Sailor Rilpey's jacket), whose son goes missing at a Halloween parade, immediately after saying something weird. A year later, Prof. Cage starts seeing his son again, and begins to unravel the clues leading to a boogieman operating every Samhain.
The Walking Dead's Sarah Wayne Callies co-stars, along with Veronica Ferres and the Saw series' Lyriq Bent. Shooting took place in Toronto last autumn, and Pay The Ghost is out in the UK on October 23.
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Wes Craven, the man who brought the world Freddy Krueger, the Scream films and so much more in the pantheon of horror and beyond, has died at the age of 76.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Craven’s initial career after college was in academia, teaching English at Westminster College in Pennsylvania and humanities at Clarkson College of Technology, in Potsdam, New York. But after working as a sound editor in a post-production company in Manhattan, he was lured away by a seemingly more lucrative career in the pornographic film industry, where he worked as a writer and editor of various films using several pseudonyms, including Abe Snake.
He shifted his focus to the horror genre with a chance to direct something people would readily have admit to watching, though it was the controversial 1972 rape-revenge drama The Last House On The Left. With that success – it earned $3 million on an $87,000 budget – his film career was off and running and he went on to direct the likes of Deadly Blessing, The Hills Have Eyes and 1982’s Swamp Thing. But the biggest impact he would have on the genre and filmmaking in general came with 1984’s A Nightmare On Elm Street, which introduced the razor-gloved Freddy Krueger to the world. While he wasn’t involved with most of the sequels, he did write the third and came back for 1994’s New Nightmare, which put a post-modern spin on the idea. The meta theme continued with 1996’s Scream, which saw Craven directing Kevin Williamson’s script. The film was a big success and spawned a further three movies.
He didn’t often stray outside of genre, though he did experiment, with such films as 1999’s Music Of The Heart, which starred Meryl Streep. Still, he seemed content to be a writer, director, occasional actor and inspiration for the horror genre, with several of his movies remade and Scream generating a current TV series.
“I can see that I give my audience something,” he once told fellow filmmaker Mick Garris in an interview. “I can see it in their eyes, and they say thank you a lot. You realize you are doing something that means something to people. So shut up and get back to work.”
The family’s official statement runs thus: “It is with deep sadness we inform you that Wes Craven passed away at 1PM on Sunday, August 30 after battling brain cancer. He was 76 years old. Craven was surrounded by love, in the presence of his family at his Los Angeles home. Craven is survived by his wife, producer and former Disney Studios Vice President Iya Labunka, older sister Carol Buhrow, son Jonathan Craven with wife Rachel Craven and their two sons Miles and Max; daughter Jessica Craven with husband Mike Wodkowski and their daughter Myra-Jean Wodkowski; and Wes’ stepdaughter Nina Tarnawksy.”
Will this be the year that Callen (Chris O'Donnell) finally learns the truth about his family on NCIS: Los Angeles? And if so, what price will he have to pay?
Season 7 kicks off with a small time jump, picking up three months after the end of Season 6, when viewers learned that Callen's presumed-dead
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